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Guest Houses in Clanwilliam, Western Cape, South Africa |
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 | Saint Du Barrys Country Lodge
AA Superior, Four Star, 5 Rooms
Guest Houses in Clanwilliam, Western CapeSet in the heart of the wild flower region, ideal for visits to the Cederberg. Comfortable, spacious, tastefully-decorated suites. Unrivalled personal service and tea tray with complimentary gourmet rooibos experience. Fully licensed. Tree-filled garden with splash pool. Breakfast for all tastes. Memorable dinners. |  | Blommenberg Guest House
AA Highly Recommended, Three Star, 12 Rooms
Guest Houses in Clanwilliam, Western CapeConveniently situated, eight spacious en-suite rooms around lush garden courtyard with pool. Four self-catering rooms with braai facilities. All rooms are airconditioned. We offer a generous breakfast and dinner on request for six or more. Owner-managed with friendly, relaxed atmosphere. |  | Yellow Aloe
AA Highly Recommended, 3 Rooms
Guest Houses in Clanwilliam, Western CapeYellow Aloe is perfect for your needs, whether it is for holiday or business. Quality service and affordable, luxury accommodation. Stroll through our garden, relax and enjoy refreshments in our tea garden overlooking the Cederberg Mountains. Visit our gift shop and nursery. |  | Bushmans Kloof Wilderness Reserve & Retreat
Five Star, 16 Rooms
Guest Houses in Clanwilliam, Western CapeOffering a unique wilderness experience and a sanctuary for many species of indigenous plants and animals. Evening nature drives, guided rock art walks to 130 ancient rock art sites, mountain biking, hiking and spa treatments. Rejuvinate mind, body and soul, enjoy luxurious accommodation and indulge in gourmet cuisine. Member of Relais & Châteaux. |
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Geography The town of Clanwilliam lies at the point where the Olifants and Jan Dissel Rivers meet at the foot of the Cederberg. The town is located about 220km from Cape Town, just off the N7.History One of the ten oldest towns in South Africa, Clanwilliam has a rich history. Originally named Jan Disselsvlei after the botanist, the name was eventually changed to Clanwilliam by Governor Sir John Cradock after his father-in-law the Earl of Clanwilliam.Arts and Culture Fascinating San rock art can be viewed at the Bushmans Kloof Wilderness Reserve, including an interesting site that depicts a zigzag line with animal and human figures walking on it. Those interested in local art including paintings, tapestries and hand woven carpets can visit Die Kunshuis Art Gallery.ScienceThe area is famous for the growing of the healthy rooibos plant and indigenous species of cedar. For the stargazer the private observatory in the Cederberg, operated by amateur astronomers, welcomes visitors to check out spectacularly bright views of the southern skies.EntertainmentClanwilliam is well-known for its leather shoes called "Velskoene". A visit to the factory is a fun outing, and if it strikes your fancy, you can buy the shoes in any colour or size! Did You KnowClanwilliam is located in the heart of the rooibos tea industry. |
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